The Cast of 'Shang-Chi' Talk On-Set Roasting, Martial Arts Heroes & Being Cast in the MCU | Fandango
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2021
- Simu Liu, Awkwafina, Meng'er Zhang, and Florian Munteanu join Fandango correspondent Jacqueline Coley to discuss working with legendary martial artists, constantly roasting each other on set, and the moment Kevin Feige cast Simu Liu as the hero, in this exclusive interview for 'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings', in theaters September 3!
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There's a sad reason Tony never wanted to play a father on-screen before as he has said that he didn't want to be reminded of his own father's treatment of him when he was a kid. So yeah, it was special that he finally wanted to play the role of a father in this film.
Oh damn, that makes this even more poignant as a role then, because Wen Wu totally neglected his kids after his wife died 😭
@@ellithenerd Indeed. It also shows how personal tragedy can break a person, and divert them from the things in life that are really important. In the end we find he's one of the better Marvel antagonists, because he isn't really evil. Just broken.
@@tarmaque 😓😓
He said in an interview that he was not portraying a villain but a "failed father".
@@estherlam1822 Well, that’s beautiful
12:24 Simu looks like it just hit him for the first time that he's the first on-screen "son" of Tony Leung. So cute how it takes a moment to sink in, and then he can't stop grinning like it's the best news he's heard all day
WHY DID THIS MAKE ME CRY
I think it’s extra special as he doesn’t have any kids of his own
would react in a like a damned fangirl so I guess he did well
The black community got black panther which legit felt like a cultural movement in the route of pride of heritage and culture....
Now the asian community has shang chi. As an asian american , i can't begin to describe the pride and tears that came over me having a movie not white washed. The overall action sequences reminded me so much of all the movies i used to watch like jackie chan, jet li, donni yen, and the OGs from crouching tiger hidden dragon.
I abs loved hearing chinese and seeing the sub titles , especially from a Marvel film. I'm so proud that young asian kids will be able to look at a lead roll as the hero...thank you marvel.
As a black woman, I agree with you! I'm so happy for you and the Asian and Asian-American community! Like you indicated in your opening, I felt such pride and joy watching Black Panther, so I am so happy that Asian kids and adults can see themselves represented as superheroes and in positive ways! Plus, this movie is straight FIRE! I loved every minute of it!
I've been in America since the late 1970s; got here as a 12 year-old. I could count all the well scripted, well produced, and well directed movies --- with sufficiently large budgets --- starring an Asian American man or Asian American woman leading a credible cast of actors.... with the fingers of one hand. About 99.95% of all movies I've seen starring Asians in serious leading roles have been Asians from Asia, mostly from China and Japan.
So, after close to 45 years of living in America, this is a welcomed change in Hollywood. Whether Marvel makes money or not is beside the point; the point is, America is an incredibly diverse society. All portrays of heroes can't be just White males, even though White males think that's how reality should always be like "until you have real talents" from other groups, too....
The reason I said "whether this makes money or not" is that MOST movies don't make money, whether they are big or small budgeted movies. The few that make tons of money are made through well established franchised movies, using DC and Marvel characters. But if you allow for Asians and other ethnic America to make movies that flop, like White people do it ALL THE TIME, there will never be a time for ethnic Americans to do leading roles, because there's this prejudice of "They are not bankable."
Yeah, how many movie roles did Jennifer Aniston or Robert Downey Jr. got to star in THAT FLOP before they started making good returns on their lead roles? Many! All kinds of people should have those opportunities, too.... not just White men and women actors and actresses...
Beautifully said - thank you to Marvel, Kevin Feige, and fans like you :-)
i feel so happy for black and east asian communities when these films came out, seeing your own upbringing on screen is another feeling. i hope sometime south asians got something like that to feel something like that 😩
@@samia8630 Hopefully, it's coming, sis! I think Kamala Khan will hit the MCU! I think she will be in The Marvels but not sure when and if she will get her movie with her as the lead character but I hope she will! Every community should be able to see their cultural narratives represented on screen and to see folks who look like them as heroes.
17:19 That sequence when Simu and Meng'Er both demonstrated how to play with toys really feels like they grew up as brother and sister in the same household.
It’s even crazy when you realize this is Meng’er’s first ever movie role.
When the interviewer was like, “ I follow him on Instagram… giggles… I know.” I died. 😂 great interviewer 😂
It was so cute how it made Florian so happy too
I knew Simu would do that joke " I played with myself every day" 16:30
LOL Awkafina look on him is priceless
I think the reason their friendship on screen really works is due to their friendship in real life.
OH NOOO
I love all of them talking about Tony Leung because I know Tony deserves all the attention!!
I grew up watching Tony Leung on TVB. He is legend ❤️
@@keroberusr.9687 yup, have been watching his work for 40 years and never knew he's a drinker lol
@@020untitled ? are you even good looking?
@@020untitled bruh for real
@@020untitled 🧢
this interviewer is so well-researched, and asked the best questions for sure THANK YOU MISS JACQUELINE!! :)
And navigating one virtual interviewee! Did it so well and really let natural conversation flow when needed
so well spoken
amen!
Agreed! I love this interview
She was so good!!! This was a great interview!
This interviewer definitely understood the assignment she made every one feel just as important as the main star of the film and to show appreciation for the legendary Tony Leung
What a treat this is! Jacqueline is one of the best interviewers I've ever seen; her easy-going manner brings out the best in everyone, she makes sure to give them all equal time, and she asks great questions. It's also nice to see Meng'er so happy-go-lucky and Florian so relaxed. Simu and Awkwafina are wonderful! You can't fake chemistry like theirs, it's a big reason Shang-Chi is the success it is! And of course Tony Leung deserves all the praise he gets here, and more
Florian is so underrated in this movie. I loved his character, and how he wasn't just "Thug number 3" which he could so easily have been. I bought him as "trusted lieutenant" as well as reluctant convert. I hope he shows up again.
I cannot agree more - the cast is charming - but the interviewer really brings it out of them with questions that give them something to interesting / insightful to share
Can we get more interviewers like Jacqueline? Good questions, relaxed energy, good chemistry. She gets it and did her homework. So refreshing to see.
Also, f-ing jealous. I'd freaken die to have a beer with Tony.
no she was a giggling little girl. i could not even figure out what she was saying most of the time with all the giggling
My favorite part of the movie was staring at Xialing. Meng'er's costumes were chef's kiss in every single scene. The cage fight outfit? That green one? The white armor when everyone else was in red? Those end scene pants? Everyone else looked like an afterthought compared to her. Gorgeous.
YASSSSS!!! 🤌🏾🤌🏾🤌🏾🤌🏾
Absolutly !
WELL PUT!!!! I couldn’t stop looking at her omg she’s sosososooso charismatic
Definitely though im more focused on her hairstyle, I want my sister to have the same hairstyle
i was also nerding about her makeup the wholeee time
This is by far one of the best interviews I've ever seen; where its very intimate and yet there are so many voices involved and everyone is given equal time to share their experiences. Jacqueline is amazing at her job, especially the way she was able to ask thoughtful questions and allow the cast to let their hair down. Very organic and lots of fun, like old friends hanging out.
More of this please.
I want to see their sibling relationship. I really wish they show Xialing not just beat Shang Chi up physically but also roast him endlessly. It's there, they just need to explore it.
I feel she's too embittered at Shangqi to have that kind of jocular relationship with him. Not like Shuri and T'Challa, which was a comedic relationship in Black Panther. I wouldn't be surprised if in future iterations of the Shangqi / Xialing relationship goes deeper into a dramatic direction.
Xialing has a lot of reason to be angry at her brother. Some of it is his fault, but not all of it -- some is due to parental favoritism and asymmetric parental expectations, a bit like Thor and Loki. That sets up a *very* rich background for dramatic storytelling. Also, they are brother and sister, so that dynamic is going to play out differently than Thor and Loki.
The interviewer 👏
The cast 👏
The energy 👏
Perfecto 👏
Man, this cast was perfectly picked. Simu Liu, Awkwafina, Tony Leung, Fala Chen, Meng'er Zhang, Florian Munteanu, Ben Kingsley, Michelle Yeoh, Ronny Chieng, Yuen Wah...they all did amazing.
This was SUCH a good interview. She was so natural at making them laugh, including everyone, and asking DIFFERENT questions
Tony Leung is a legend in Hong Kong Cinema and is one of those rare actors who are not type casted into a single type of role and looks equally comfortable playing in romantic and action roles. Well dissevered attention
I’m half chinese and I was always self obvious about being that because everyone always made fun of Chinese people. So many stereotypes, but recently I’ve started to embrace my Chinese side and after watching this movie, I’m very proud to be half Chinese. No one can no longer make me feel bad about who I am.
I'm someone who overuses the word "GOAT" and there are many GOATs in my mind but dude....have you any idea how amazing and GOATED the Chinese are? The more you shun your Chinese side the more westernized/anglicized you are. Be proud, China is a behemoth in every respect.
@@supahsmashbro for sure!!!
you go yung!!
Well this movie is really about embracing who you are TRULY ARE and embracing that Destiny. Its cool
My dude Florian was blushing SOO hard when Jacqueline said she followed his swolness. XD
He gifted it to his father. 🥺 That’s so sweet.
Black women in CMB spaces will forever be my favorite thing to see, she nailed this!
I loved how all-inclusive this interview felt compared to some others I've seen, especially with Florian being virtual
I feel that black Americans working in media really grasp the importance of representation in a multicultural society (and the problems with underrepresentation) just as much as anyone else. Probably even more true for black American women.
Jacqueline did a *great* job in this interview, she was very well prepared and her questions were perfect.
She really did an amazing job!
@@jsl8461 absolutely, there’s a lot more care going into these positions because we’ve been in their shoes, we know how it feels. Plus, she was so much fun! It really seemed like the cast enjoyed her company ☺️
say it louder for the people in the back, yes
What does cmb mean?
As a Native American, growing up watching and falling in love with Chinese/Japanese anime, watching Jet Li & Jackie Chan movies, this movie was just off the charts with how everything was packed in. I thought the dragon scene we got a taste of in the trailer was just going to be a spiritual vision or something of Shang-Chi’s but I was thrilled when it wasn’t just that. It takes the multiverse of the MCU to a whole other level, not just one of space and aliens.
As an Asian American, specifically Chinese American, I feel proud because Marvel makes this specifically for me and the whole world celebrate it like our festival!
Ok leave out all the other Asians. Why it always gotta be about the Chinese?
@@tvue2322 ok. All Asian then
Agree! Our family moved to Canada when I was young. I have never been this excited to see a Marvel movie.
@@HengLiuMike Haha that's more like it 👏🏼
@@tvue2322 Because the movie is especially inspired by Chinese mythology (as evident by the Chinese dragon and martial arts) and the main actors are Chinese?
Don't turn this into an entire racial ordeal please.
I used to think representation was "corny" but I've since realized the world we live in. It matters soooo much. You have Westernized/Anglicized Asians finally saying they're "proud to be Asian" because of like one popular Asian music artist, for example.
That's how I felt because if we truly made it, we'd see an Asian 007 or something like that. I thought this and Black Panther was just pandering to the outcries, but in a way these movies also feel like they matched the history of the cultures we came from. But I am waiting for Simu to be the next 007. That's when I'll say we truly made it. Until then, these are fine representations.
I’m a disabled Latina and I used to think it didn’t matter until I realized people thought I was middle eastern and they said I looked ‘too white to be Latina’. Now I’m tired of people expecting me to look like an Indian. We need more White Latino representation.
What I got from this movie is that they were proud to be Asian _Americans_ on film. (I know Simu is Canadian, but the principal still applies) The idea that they are an important part of the patchwork quilt that is North America, and that they are proud to be _both._ Also to show the experience of Asian _American_ family life, and how wonderful and full it can be. The same way that _Kim's Convenience_ showed us that immigrants of all flavors are what make our society great. They're the yeast in our beer, so to speak.
@@tarmaque Well this clearly isn't an example of a "wonderful" family, it caters to the "patriarchal, oppressive tyrant" Asian father and the tantalizing Eastern beauty wife - catering to the white man's fantasy and ongoing sexual imperialism of Asia. I do agree that immigrants quite frankly CARRY America. Like.....HARD. Unbelievably so. Crummy representation at the end of the day. But crumbs are a start I suppose.
@@supahsmashbro to be fair this isn’t original, it’s a comic. I don’t know the comic but maybe the dad was like this.
I love the interviewer. She’s so cool and was definitely meant to do interviews.
I need a few things after seeing this movie.
1. A scene between Shang Chi and Thor (both actors are great at comedy).
2. A scene between Katy and Darcy (similar comedy energy).
3. A scene between Jimmy Woo and both of them.
Tony Leung also portrayed Ip Man in “The Grandmaster”. He just learned martial arts at age 47 (2013). Can’t wait to see how he’ll be like as The Mandarin!
Wendy, not mandarin
He has many names as he said in the film, but he criticised The Mandarin in this film as well. lol
@@jmjimvas0 i love wendys
He had a prominent martial arts role in Hero (2002) with Jet Li and Donnie Yen. He learned Martial Arts long before The Grandmaster
Yeah he killed it in the role of the Grandmaster and I also remember him in Hero too back in the day!
Every word they say about Tony Leung is legit. I've been a fan since the first time I saw Hard Boiled back in the mid-90s and have watched a great deal of his work since. I'd put him up there with Brando, Alain Delon, Toshiro Mifune, Chow Yun Fat, Max Von Sydow -- actors who ooze charisma and gravitas and masterfully inhabit every character they perform. As a long-time American fan of HK cinema, I'm excited for any filmgoers here in the US who are just now learning about him, as they'll certainly find themselves itching to see more of him. Fortunately he has a rich and extensive filmography to jump into and enjoy.
Andy Lau and Stephen Chow in the 90s was pretty good too. 90s HK cinema is a lost art.
Tony just put another dimension in the character I'm so emotionally devoted to a villain like its crazy. Compared to other villains like thanos, Tony is so charamastic.
So true he is a legend.
Well said. I watch Hard Boiled directors cut every few years.
So excited this film is bringing the Tony Leung to the world
Absolutely here for this Tony Leung love. He's such a legend in the Chinese speaking world, and it's about damn time that others started appreciating him!
I didn't know how much expectations and hope I had for this movie until I was in theaters. I saw the love and care Marvel gave to Black Panther. I saw how they allowed that cast and crew to shine but didn't have the same hope for us because "Asians are quiet and should be grateful". As a person who never saw eastern asians in leading roles, something in me rose when I saw it in a Japantown movie theater. This theater was PACKED with different asian ethnicities. Together, we experienced a top budgeted Hollywood film starring asian actors who dealt with loss, self discovery and navigating one's place in society. They dealt with all that and not once was their race or language the center for the character identity or used as character development. For the new generation coming, this is for you. For those born before, this is for that child or teenager in your memories. Stay safe everyone and remember together we can stop asian hate and Black Lives Matter.
Beautiful message!
Love that Simu referenced Infernal Affairs. That film series is so underrated. I've tried to talk so many friends into watching it and I've had no success. They can't get past the subtitles, so it's a private treasure that I enjoy every so many years.
Me too!! Being raised in Canada, I grew up watching TVB dramas but never really watched HK cinema - 無間道 was the only HK movie title I knew growing up, and Tony Leung and Andy Lau were cemented as such legends in my mind.
The second half of your comment reminds me of that Bong Joon-ho quote - "Once you overcome the 1-inch-tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films." I'm glad Marvel didn't shy away at all from the subtitles in Shang-chi - I hope this encourages more people like your friends to step out of their comfort zone and enjoy films in other languages!
I really like the inteterviewer?? She’s genuine, she’s not fishing for a particular answer, and she asks interesting questions instead of gossipy ones. 👏🏽👏🏽🔥🔥
I love this interviewer, She very professional and easy to talk to. Also giving time to all of the talent was great.
Lots of respect to Tony Leung from everyone on the cast. He truly is on another level, what an excellent performance in a tough role.
17:20 the sibling vibes they have even off-screen i love them 😭
Meng'er and Simu's identical synchronized reaction to Awkwafina's question about playing with action figures was just the cutest thing ever!
Huge props to Jacqueline with her questions, making sure everyone had a chance to speak and even navigating a virtual interviewee!! Mad props!!
the best part of this interview is when Meng'er says that Ant-Man is her favorite hero and Awkwafina just goes "oh.." @15:20
I'm glad the interviewer said what were my thoughts after the movie. I really want to see more of Xialing.
Either a prequel series or her own movie. She was great and I loved her relationship w/ Shang-Chi.
I loved Simu and Meng’er showing Awkwafina how they play with their toys.
Meng'er Zhang is bae.
She's a great interviewer. So happy to see Simu Liu, Awkwafina and all the Asian actors in this film. Can't want to see this with my sons.
Tony Leung is a legend! An amazing actor! Been watching him since his HK time in the 80's.
So I watched it and loved it. My only complaint is that literally the movie could have had an extra 10-20 min (Ironically that was my same complaint about Black Panther) cause I wish Wenwu got a bit more time with his children at the end. I get that movies have to stick to a run time cause theatre play multiple movies a day, but would looove a longer directors cut! They even said there was a fight sequence which didn't make it into the movie!
I agree. More fight sequences and maybe some more training sequences. It would be cool if there was more time spent world building once they entered the realm Ta Lo. Not complaining though... I simply want more, which is a sign of a great movie. I hope we get many sequels.
this interview deserves a raise. So entertaining all throughout!
I gotta say there have been more Asian- American (not just Asian) movies coming out, and mostly awkwafina has been the star in each of them. I think she's becoming the queen of Asian- American films in this generation!
@ITSJUSTME why? Is she the only asian American actress??
@ITSJUSTME
Right, she is NOT.
Long before her, we had the legendary Michelle Yeoh; there is also Juilliard alumnus, Fala Chen, in the movie, plus many more.
@be water my amigo
She is Hollywood's idea of an Asian-American actress: loud + crass.
She is not the star in this film or CRA, only supporting cast member.
@@maggiechan33 I only liked her in Crazy Rich Asians. Loud & crass worked for the comedy sidekick. But she plays the same character in every movie. There has got to be some better choices...
@@TitoTimTravels
There are MANY better actresses than her.
Also, she did blaccent.
Such a great, organically flowing interview.
I’ve been watching Tony Leung since I was 7 years old. His first acting career was in Hong Kong television series that was very popular called The Duke where he played a poor pettler and scam the Manchurian Royal guards that he was from a royal family and snuck inside the Chinese Emperor palace and became very close friends with the prince. His acting skills was phenomenal! The television series was a hit on HKTVB ( Hong Kong Television Broadcast ) he was extremely funny and comical. He used to be known as the funny actor not the serious actor. This is until he started to get into Hong Kong movie industry and got into more serious drama, love and action movies. Tony Leung also tried to be a Hong Kong pop singer in the 90s but that didn’t work out because his vocals weren’t there.
Tony Leung has come a long way like Chow Yun Fat. American Hollywood movie industry is slowly opening up to Asian actors but it’s going to take a while because racism was still apparent in the 70-late 90s. Just look at Star Wars. That should tell you.
Tony Leung is on another top level of acting that not even many American actors can even top his skills. It’s only a matter of time when more Hong Kong actors/actresses get noticed. Look how long Michelle Yeoh got noticed.
Props to this INTERVIEWER - great questions for each cast member that gives them each something interesting to share - and this movie kicks!!
Such a delightful cast!! Hearing Florian talk about Tony makes me think about Wenwu and Razor Fist dynamic and that brief on screen moment when Wenwu was hearing his wife and Razor Fist informs him the preparation is ready. It was a great scene.
Tony Leung in Chungking Express was the movie that I say propelled him to stardom, at least in my opinion.
one thing is Simu is talking in memes *"how it started, how it's going"*
I love Chinese martial arts, Chinese philosophy, Taoism, the food, the ancient I Ching and so on… all which have changed my life for the past 10 years, I am so happy this movie came out.
I am so proud of everyone. Awkwafina from youtube rapper to big roles in movies. INSANE!!
Yo, can’t wait to see more interviews from Jacqueline, she was great!
Meng'er is so cute, she's so excited she's tripping over her words haha!! I really love this cast's dynamic on and offscreen
"My man" at 16:08 made my day. It would be an honor to hear that from him.
She asked some great questions! I love that they also got the time to answer in depth.
i love florian talking about his dad. very wholesome large man.
Love the sense of pride of the cast for representing asian culture. This reminds a lot of the impact Black Panther had for the black community. And that positivity vibe during the interview just make us feel good. Love the cast and congrats on the movie.
this interview is so good, i felt like i was laughing with friends
I love this interviewer and her rapport with the cast! It's like they're all friends even before the interview starts. And such great questions. I was sad when the interview came to an end--want more of this group!
Also
Representation is so important. These women are soooo beautiful and badass ♥️💪
Finally some interviews.. I have been waiting to see some Awkwafina and Simu Liu interviews for Shang-Chi
I had such Asian pride watching this film and seeing so many powerful characters and strong performances from my people. 🤗
Infernal Affairs is one of my all time fav movies (& The Departed is the American remake.)
Tony was great in Tokyo Raiders Red Cliff another phenomenal movie. The John Whoo Action Hard Boiled another Classic & Hero. Such a Beast!! Can’t forget Gorgeous!!(Rest in Peace Bradley Allen)
Infernal Affairs is probably the best Hong Kong movie ever made.
Also love Red Cliff, riveting land + naval scenes; Hard Boiled; The Killer - all from Woo.
Tony's character in Gorgeous was interesting + hilarious.
Glad people are praising Allan's fight scenes: world class Hong Kong action.
He was just having fun in Tokyo Raiders I feel, it's a silly movie, very Jackie Chan-esque in certain ways lol. Kelly Chen and Ekin Cheng though, good time good time.
@@anngo4140 I enjoyed it
Meng'er Zhang is just beautiful.
This is an amazing interview! Thank you for this.
The dragon should be the next ride for Disneyland!
excellent interview! love their chemistry!
Great job Jacqueline, you made those guys feel relaxed and made it a fun interview, really enjoyed that.
and that's how you do a perfect interview ! thank you
Haha this is such a fun interview! All four of them are amazing!
One of the best interview. Interviewer’s really knowledgeable. I enjoyed it! All the casts of Shang Chi are amazing! Enjoyed watching the movie from beginning to end.
This was such an awesome interview! It felt so natural and organic. Great job and props to the interviewer!
Great interview!!! Finally a knowledgeable interviewer.
This is an amazing interview!!! Definitely deserves more likes👍🏻
I've seen alot of interviews for this movie and this is by far the best one. The interviewer knew wtf they were doing. They knew the lore and they asked unique questions that flowed into stories and even more interesting follow up questions. More from this person please 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Fun interview! Thanks for doing well researched interview! LOVE LOVE all the cast members. Great chemistry one of the best movie ;3.
Such a great interview, love it when the interviewer is a fan themselves
Great casts, great interviewer, and great questions and answers!!
This movie was SO GOOD. It was everything you want in a superhero film (including that "THAT WAS AWESOME" fist pump moment), plus it was funny, feel good, and THE WOMEN. Omg *chef's kiss*
This interview was AMESOME!!!...😁👍🏼
Incredible interview! The energy from this interviewer was so great
This casts chemistry is awesome. I loved how florian talked about drinking with tony, thats love😭
This interviewer is amazing! Including everyone and asking actually in depth questions. Love love love!
They're all so amazing I am so excited for what's to come in the future!
meng'er zhang with her very classic vintage looking suit with broad shoulder is giving me boss vibes and she sooooo beautiful! i cant even
One of the best interviews I've watched in a long time.
You’ve earned yourself a subscribe because of T.Leung. You guys care about his legacy in film which to me is extremely important, especially art this time
I must give a huge compliment to production team and decision makers to choose all of these great actors and actress for casting shang chi. Thank you so much on director effort for persuading Tony leung to decide play his character wen wu. And all the young actors / actress were giving their best performance and passion inside the movie.
Good job.
Jacqueline, such a great interview. Thank you for being with us!
Great interview! Thank you all. I watched Tony Leung movie since I'm a kid. He indeed a legend.
I feel like all of these actors would give very different but very good hugs
Awesome interview and video👏👏👏 loved every second of how they express themselves in the movie and their experiences with each other🥰😍🤩 Loved Shang-Chi and I can watch it so many times as the story is really an epic and very happy and proud to have a Marvel Asian hero🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏😎
I love all of them. They're awesome peoples. I'm asian too. Proud of all the cast. Beautiful people.
When I was a kid, Tony Leung was so suave in TV series The Duke of Mount Deer.
Good interview! Refreshing to see talent being able to handle and question such amazing actors🔥
Meng’er’s tiny “let’s go!” IS ADORABLE
Shang Chi was amazing! This interview is 🔥🔥🔥👍